Yongli Wu

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Delft University of Technology

Netherlands

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Dr. Yongli Wu is an Assistant Professor at Delft University of Technology, Netherlands. His research interests encompass particle dynamics, heat transfer in packed systems, and the optimization of material sorting processes. Recent publications include studies on jamming structures in sphere packings, the modelling of particle-pore scale flow interactions, and simulations of fluidization and agglomeration in granular materials.

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Innovative sorting facility for the circularity of aluminium scraps

Open Date: 2022-07-01

Close Date: 2024-06-30

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

AUSTRALIA

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Kejun Dong

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University of Western Sydney

AUSTRALIA

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Ordering and metastability in jamming structures of sphere packings

Particle-pore-scale modelling and analysis of heat transfer in packed beds

CFD-DEM study on agglomeration and spout-assisted fluidization of cohesive particles

Effects of particle size distribution and blast velocity on furnace raceway transport behaviors and dynamic characteristics using DEM-CFD

Magnetic Image Sensor for Detecting Ferrous Contaminants in Nonferrous Scraps

Modelling and optimization of an innovative facility for automated sorting of aluminium scraps

DEM modelling and analysis of the mixing characteristics of sphere-cylinder granular mixture in a rotating drum

DEM simulation of vibrated packing densification of mono-sized regular octahedral particles

Particle–pore scale modelling of particle–fluid flows

Effect of packing method on packing formation and the correlation between packing density and interparticle force

Linking discrete particle simulation to continuum properties of the gas fluidization of cohesive particles

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ruiping zou

Kejun Dong

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